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Tissue microbiomes: recent highlights in Type 2 diabetes

Tissue microbiomes: recent highlights in Type 2 diabetes

by aguillerm | Jan 3, 2021 | Highlights, Microbiomes & Metabolism, Vaiomer original work

Exploring the tissue microbiomes, from adipose tissue and liver, to understand the link between obesity and type 2 diabetes In March 2020 on the cover of Nature Metabolism, Anhê and colleagues demonstrated why blood and tissue microbiomes are crucial to understanding...

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